Beloved by patients, respected by colleagues and an inspiring mentor to countless students. Dr. John Sangster, MD’67, MClSci’84, is remembered for his far-reaching impact and the many lives he touched throughout his career in family medicine at Western. …
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U.S. federal agency to begin clinical trial of breakthrough blood test
Prestigious fellowship includes a $10,000 scholarship, summer internship in Asia
How China uses Olympic Games to sportwash its human rights record
Natural selection and its role in the evolution of SARS-CoV-2
Western, Queen’s Belfast study on sharks’ seasonal habits has implications for global conservation efforts
Western-led research highlights gaps in policies to support, empower refugees
Alumni Sara Villani and Kristen Bujnowski represent Canada in bobsleigh at Beijing Games
Two perspectives on Olympics boycott as Games intersect with human rights concerns
Despite flaws the African Union has achieved a lot since its inception
Western experts call for legislation to fast-track vaccine production
How the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) position on refugees is contradictory
New Western-led study offers promising next step in changing public perceptions